OK, so you're in luck in that your mail folders aren't available for
"general" read/write access.
You can use the ACL capability to make the folders "append only" (chattr
+a /path/to/folder)
This will allow new messages to be added (new files created), but will
disallow any files to be removed (deleted messages = deleted files).
Now the BAD news is that I think this would also prevent IMAP from
marking files as READ or SET FOR DELETION or any other change.
I would certainly be interested to see the results of some testing on this.
Dan
On 9/25/2015 6:42 AM, Havrla wrote:
Heloo,
mkdir /home/backup
/etc/cron.daily/rsync-qmail.sh :
#!/bin/bash
rsync -av /home/vpopmail/domains /home/backup/
backup all emails from server :-)
Havrla
Dne 25.9.2015 10:35, Chandran Manikandan napsal(a):
Hi Friends,
I need your help of my below.
1. Currently am using Centos 6.6 Final and Qmail toaster,dovecot on
our server
2. We are using Outlook,Thunderbird and Squirrel webmail to access
emails.
3. The help is need for some our senior people sent emails to
clients. Those emails after their sent moved from their sent item
folder to their local outlook files(Desktop storage) or removed from
server.
4. I want to restrict to removed or moved emails from inbox and sent
items folder
5. Does it any method to forward those emails to particular email
account on server without their knowledge like Inbox forward option.
6. How to protect those emails.
Could anyone help me.
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*Thanks,*
*Manikandan.C*
*System Administrator*
